Dennis I. Barrett programming • math • data

Limeline RSS Feed in Script Kit

A few months back I was looking for an RSS syndicator and found Limeline. If you haven’t come across it, it’s well worth a look. I like it because:

  • It’s simple—I don’t need to think too much about how to use it. (If I’m gonna expend brain cycles on tooling, I’d prefer to keep them for tools I spend more time in, like my code editor.)
  • It looks good—not much to add here: if it looks good, I’m more likely to use it.
  • It doesn’t require you to sign up—in fact, it has a nifty means to have accounts without having sign ups: it uses UUID’s to identify an account. If you possess the account’s UUID, you can view or update the RSS feeds (at https://limeline.app/<uuid>); if you lose it, tough luck— you’ll have to create a new account. Every account also has a read-only UUID if you want to share your feed with others, that doesn’t allow them to update it; e.g., see here for mine.

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Welcome, and a useful SQL device

Welcome to my my website! You can learn more about me in the About section, or view a detailed CV here. But in short:

  • I like programming.
  • I like maths.
  • I (sometimes) like data.

This website will be my avenue for sharing some things I find useful or interesting, and hopefully you feel the same way. Since a purely “welcome” post would be pretty dull, I’ll start the posts off by sharing with you a T-SQL device that can come in useful for helping to structure complex queries.

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